Huawei Honor 8 Pro Price in Singapore & Specifications

Honor is a sub-brand of Chinese company Huawei that is known for manufacturing affordable but reliable mid-range smartphones. The Honor 8 Pro is the priciest yet most accomplished model in the brand’s line-up, featuring an attractive design, swift performance, and a generous battery life. Find out more about the Honor 8 Pro in Singapore below.

Honor is a sub-brand of Chinese company Huawei that is known for manufacturing affordable but reliable mid-range smartphones. The Honor 8 Pro is the priciest yet most accomplished model in the brand’s line-up, featuring an attractive design, swift performance, and a generous battery life. Find out more about the Honor 8 Pro in Singapore below.

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Huawei Honor 8 Pro Specs

Release Date in Singapore

Model

8 Pro

Date

Mar 2017

Processor

Processor frequency

1.8 GHz

Processor family

Hi-Silicon

Processor model

Kirin 960

Processor architecture

ARM Cortex-A53

Processor cores

4

Coprocessor

Yes

Coprocessor frequency

2.4 GHz

Coprocessor cores

4

Display

Display diagonal

14.5 cm (5.7")

Display resolution

2560 x 1440 pixels

Touchscreen

Yes

Orientation sensor

Yes

Display type

LTPS

Touch technology

Multi-touch

Touchscreen type

Capacitive

Pixel density

515 ppi

Second display

No

Ports & interfaces

USB port

Yes

Headphone connectivity

3.5 mm

Weight & dimensions

Weight

184 g

Width

77.5 mm

Depth

6.97 mm

Height

157 mm

Networking

SIM card capability

Dual SIM

3G

Yes

4G

Yes

Wi-Fi

Yes

SIM card type

NanoSIM

2G standards

GSM

3G standards

HSPA+

4G standard

LTE

Bluetooth

Yes

Wi-Fi standards

IEEE 802.11a,IEEE 802.11ac,IEEE 802.11b,IEEE 802.11g,IEEE 802.11n

Bluetooth version

4.2

2G bands (primary SIM)

850,900,1800,1900 MHz

Tethering (modem-mode)

Yes

Wi-Fi Direct

Yes

Near Field Communication (NFC)

Yes

Storage

RAM capacity

6 GB

Internal storage capacity

64 GB

Compatible memory cards

MicroSD (TransFlash)

Maximum memory card size

128 GB

USB mass storage

Yes

Navigation

Position location

Yes

Assisted GPS (A-GPS)

Yes

GPS (satellite)

Yes

GLONASS

Yes

BeiDou

Yes

Wi-Fi positioning

Yes

Software

Platform

Android

Operating system installed

Android 7.0

Camera

Rear camera type

Dual camera

Rear camera flash

Yes

Auto focus

Yes

Rear camera resolution (numeric)

12 MP

Front camera type

Single camera

Front camera resolution (numeric)

8 MP

Second rear camera resolution (numeric)

12 MP

Zoom capability

Yes

Video recording

Yes

Video recording modes

1080p

Maximum frame rate

60 fps

Resolution at capture speed

1920x1080@60fps

Flash type

LED

Geotagging

Yes

Self-timer

Yes

Video capture resolution (max)

1920 x 1080 pixels

Night mode

Yes

Battery

Battery capacity

4000 mAh

Design

Form factor

Bar

Product colour

Blue

Fingerprint reader

Yes

Subscription

Subscription type

No subscription

Honor 8 Pro – A Smartphone with Honourable Features

As Huawei has emerged as a reputable smartphone manufacturer, it is safe to say that the fruit in the form of the Honor sub-brand has not fallen far from the tree. Honor smartphones are known for being feature-filled devices that are marketed at budget-friendly prices, making them worth every cent you are paying for them.

The Honor 8 Pro is the brand’s most expensive smartphone to date, but it is considered affordable compared to the prices of its counterparts that offer the same specs. Featuring a large display, top-of-the-line specifications, and Android Nougat, the Honor 8 gives many flagship devices a run for their money. If you like how the Huawei P10 Plus looks but cannot stomach its price, then the Honor 8 is a worthy substitute. Below are some of the phone’s key features.

Design and Build Quality

The Honor 8 was considered one of the best-looking smartphones in 2016; now, the Honor 8 Pro definitely has a shot at the title once again. It sports a metal unibody design that looks premium and feels solid in the hand. Despite its svelte frame that measures only 6.97mm in thickness, it manages to fit in a 4,000mAh battery and a large 5.7-inch display. The rounded edges and matte finish at the rear provide a more comfortable grip. At the back, the dual-camera blends in well with the overall look of the device and the antenna lines accentuate the design and break the monotony.

Display

Display-wise, the Honor 8 Pro is fitted with a 5.7-inch IPS display with 1,440 x 2,560p resolution. Boasting a Quad HD resolution and a pixel density of 551ppi, texts appear sharp and colours are accurate. With 560 nits of maximum brightness available, the screen has good sunlight legibility which means that the elements on the display remain readable while being used outdoors. The Honor Pro 8 also has a 2.5D curved glass that offers a nice swiping experience while preventing the display panel from shattering or being scratched.

Performance

Under its hood, the Honor 8 Pro is powered by Huawei’s very own high-performance octa-core Kirin 960 processor that is paired with a Mali-G71 MP8 GPU. These internal components work in sync with the built-in 6GB of RAM provides a swift performance that deals with heavy multi-tasking and extensive gaming without any lags or stutters. The device also manages to stay cool when used for prolonged periods. Its strong performance makes the Honor 8 Pro a great mobile entertainment device.

Battery

The Honor 8 Pro houses a massive 4,000mAh battery that can give you up to two days of battery life with the aid of software optimizations. The phone also supports quick charging which reduces the recharges the battery from 0% to 100% in under two hours.

Reviews of Huawei Honor 8 Pro

Tends to heat up during gaming, Audio quality is okayish, No waterproofing

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The Huawei Honor 8 Pro packs a neat dual-lens camera, a great screen and plenty of power

Battery life is disappointing and no waterproofing means that you'll need to be extra careful when using your phone around clumsy friends holding drinks

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High system performance, Memory Expansion Option, Bright display, High quality workmanship, A good camera,

The maximum performance is reduced after a long load due to throttling, Non-removable battery, USB 2.0 interface, Too cold color display

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Metal backing scratches way too easily, No announced availability for US or outside of Europe, Slightly out-of-date software, Android 7.0 instead of Android 7.1.1, No Daydream support

Honor took their best phone and super-sized it, keeping all of the best features of the Honor 8Honor introduced the Honor 8 last summer, and it became a pretty popular smartphone for a couple of reasons. The biggest reasons were the small size, but still...

Top battery life among phones with Quad HD displays, Very fast charging time given the battery capacity, Functional interface with rich gesture support, Copious amount of RAM and smart memory management, Vulcan graphics support, H.265 encoding of 4K foota...

Initial camera focus is slow, and 4K video is jittery, Photo and video colors could use a bit more pizzazz, Unwieldy for onehanded usage and pocketdwelling, Display colors are way off on the cold side

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